Of course, such nuance is lost on Su Shostack the blowhard who temporarily forgot what DVNR was.

But I seemed to recall that a print of one of the solo Beans shorts that was on the now deleted IAD Dailymotion page had similar title card edits and music problems and that was NOT on the DVD set.

I'm afraid I was not aware that IAD had its own DailyMotion page at one time. However, the fact that there was a similar problem on a private, fan-based venue does not absolve Warner Home Video/Warner Archive of their (in my opinion) short-sighted decisions regarding the affected shorts on the PP101 set. Unless copyright law gets changed to enable more of them to fall into the public domain, Warner's has far more time and resources that any of us can ever hope to have in regards to how these shorts are seen by the public and if they aren't going to fully restore them, the least they can do is not create new problems with the versions receiving official distribution.

Stu asked him the age-old question if he had made progress with Terrytoons. He basically said he was trying, still, and then they moved on. The same stuff you usually hear



I don't wanna pull off something that someone else usually does, but, I noticed Jerry didn't say Lantz, he just said Woody. The possibility still remains of the B&W stuff, but I forgot, was that bonus the same SD remaster on the Woody DVD or a HD master?

I'm a little late again, but here is what was shown on Jerry's Cartoon Corner section of the broadcast:

The Wolf at the Door (Columbia, 1932)

Boogie Woogie Sioux (Lantz, 1942)

Toys Will Be Toys (Famous, 1949)

In addition, the show open with a holiday themed theatrical cartoon montage and there were clips of holiday TV cartoons after the break. Also, there were the expected upcoming movie trailers, a tribute to Will Ryan, and some previews for the upcoming Puppetoons Movie 3 DVD/Blu-ray. I had the list written down for most of these, but I'm not sure if anyone would be interested on them.